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Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Let's go Trike !!!!
There's the Yamaha MW9 T
Then there's the Can Am F3 and F3 Turbo
Of course Harley still offers two trikes..
Or you can go euro and asian...
But hey....why do any of those when you can go...Ugly...
Let's talk downright Fugly....
The Indian
Wait...that doesn't look so bad....
Doesn't seem as though it would be too ugly to follow....
But...what if...
You are in front of it and it is staring at you in your mirrors....
I give you the Indian Scout Gran Tourismo !!!!
Of course Harley still offers two trikes..
Or you can go euro and asian...
But hey....why do any of those when you can go...Ugly...
Let's talk downright Fugly....
The Indian
Wait...that doesn't look so bad....
Doesn't seem as though it would be too ugly to follow....
But...what if...
You are in front of it and it is staring at you in your mirrors....
I give you the Indian Scout Gran Tourismo !!!!
Linda sent me a photo to post...and I have a question...
I realize that in this day and age Medical coverage is a must. Everyone needs insurance, not only because it is a law but because Shit happens.
I have heard that there are many policy types and many have stipulations that the Insurance Companies set up determining what you can have done, what doctors you can see and what facilities you can use. But... I hadn't realized the range of care they can restrict you to.
Now, Pancake is having Surgery today, having his back chopped open and hopefully repaired. I just want to know if the facility he is at can handle that type of surgery as well as any other facility can.
I mean I'm not sure, but I believe I would prefer a people doctor over a Veterinarian.
I have heard that there are many policy types and many have stipulations that the Insurance Companies set up determining what you can have done, what doctors you can see and what facilities you can use. But... I hadn't realized the range of care they can restrict you to.
Now, Pancake is having Surgery today, having his back chopped open and hopefully repaired. I just want to know if the facility he is at can handle that type of surgery as well as any other facility can.
I mean I'm not sure, but I believe I would prefer a people doctor over a Veterinarian.
Monday, February 27, 2017
How about a short ride for food.
We could leave here at 8am and have lunch around 1 or 1:30, then head home. It's all highway so...boring comes to mind, But you'll be able to say you ate at the Buffet of Continents. Mmmm.
Of course they call it le Buffet des Continents de Sherbrooke.
Passports and helmets required.
It's History Time...My favorite Ship
Growing up and traveling between New London and Groton, I was always trying to see off the Gold Star Bridge to see my Ship at State pier. It was easier then because there was only on bridge, What is now the Southbound Span of I-95. Sitting down below was the AS11 U.S.S. Fulton, Submarine tender. She always looked like a Mother with her children all nestled along side.
I have video footage taken of her being towed down the Thames River when she left for the last time in 1991.
She actually had a rather eventful career, Her keel was laid in 1939, and she was launched in December 1940. She was commissioned in September 1941 and during World War Two was assigned to the Asiatic Pacific theater.
USS SkipJack, USS Nautilus, USS Triton, alongside at New London.
In 1946 she was assigned to Joint Task Force , Service Group for Operation Crossroads (Atomic Bomb Testing at Bikini Atoll)
She was Decommissioned in April 1947 and sent to the California as a member of the Reserve Fleet.
She was recommissioned in 1951, and Decommissioned again in September 1991, In December of that year she was struck from the Naval Register.
In October of 1994 she was transferred to the Maritime Administration and lay up in the James River, Lee Hall VA, for the National Defense Reserve Fleet.
On November 15, 1995 she was sold for Scrapping in Brownsville Texas.
Launched in 1940, Scrapped in 1995, she was around for 55 years of service.
Which, as I write this is the same amount of time I have been around, perhaps scrapping is closer than I thought.
She actually had a rather eventful career, Her keel was laid in 1939, and she was launched in December 1940. She was commissioned in September 1941 and during World War Two was assigned to the Asiatic Pacific theater.
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| Off Saipan in 1944 |
In 1946 she was assigned to Joint Task Force , Service Group for Operation Crossroads (Atomic Bomb Testing at Bikini Atoll)
She was Decommissioned in April 1947 and sent to the California as a member of the Reserve Fleet.
She was recommissioned in 1951, and Decommissioned again in September 1991, In December of that year she was struck from the Naval Register.
In October of 1994 she was transferred to the Maritime Administration and lay up in the James River, Lee Hall VA, for the National Defense Reserve Fleet.
On November 15, 1995 she was sold for Scrapping in Brownsville Texas.
Launched in 1940, Scrapped in 1995, she was around for 55 years of service.
Which, as I write this is the same amount of time I have been around, perhaps scrapping is closer than I thought.
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